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World Bank leadership

How would Nigerians react if their finance minister won the leadership of the World Bank?

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Economics: The Imperial Science?

Is economics posing as a science so that it can encroach on other academic disciplines?

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The cashless society

Do you carry cash? Business Daily looks at the cashless society.

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Russia and the BRICS

Should the BRICs become the BICs - does Russia's economy not belong?

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Italy's labour laws

Italy's attempts to reform arcane labour laws which underpin the 'job for life' culture.

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World Bank Leadership

The stakes are high in the race to lead the World Bank. Plus, the Titanic industry.

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Credit ratings agencies

How are credit rating agencies reacting to EU moves to shake up their industry?

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French elections

Nicolas Sarkozy's bid to be French President for a second term. Plus, banks and ethics.

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Dr Jim Yong Kim - New president of the World Bank

An interview with Dr Jim Yong Kim - is he the right leader for the World Bank?

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Denmark's green energy plans

Denmark to produce a third of its energy from renewable sources by the end of the decade.

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Economics and the French presidency

Why isn't the state of the French economy a bigger issue in the presidential campaign?

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Shadow banking

Regulators fear the next crisis could emerge from the unregulated shadow banking sector.

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Is $1,000,000,000,000 enough?

The IMF increased its lending firepower to $1 trillion this weekend, but is that enough?

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Is Infosys losing its mojo?

Justin Rowlatt crossexamines the COE of Infosys, the Indian technoloy giant.

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Protectionism

Do countries need mild protectionism in order to thrive?

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Curbing chief executive pay

What do top executives actually do in return for such large pay packets?

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Business in countries that don't exist

How do you build an economy in a country that most of the world doesn't recognise?

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Hindsight is a wonderful thing

The former Bundesbank head speaks frankly about the failings of the eurozone.

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26/04/2012

A special debate on the state of the Eurozone, bringing together guests and audiences i...

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Nuclear risks and benefits

Two very different visions of our nuclear future in a post-Fukushima world.

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Why China's economic miracle isn't over

Why China's unbroken thirty year long boom isn't likely to bust any time soon.

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Selling off the Greek family silver

Is running Greece's privatisation programme the worst job in the world?

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Is Putin good for business?

Will Vladimir Putin's return to the Kremlin be good for business?

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Democratic deficit?

Can the French and Greek elections turn the tide against austerity in Europe?

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Asia and tax cheats

Is Asia's wealth gap worsening? Plus, how India's rich evade $300bn in taxes each year.

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Youth unemployment

Youth unemployment: should young people create their own jobs by starting businesses?

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Austerity vs Growth

Which is the best recipe for European recovery - austerity or economic stimulus?

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Food, not so glorious food

How changes in world food supply and demand are going to affect you and what you eat.

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Greek exit?

Would a Greek exit from the euro start money flowing from southern to northern Europe?

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Greece and Germany

An adviser to the German government says Greece must stick to the terms of its bailout.

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